Coriander Seeds (Sabut Dhania) – Organic Premium Quality, Fresh & Naturally Aromatic | Rasa.pk

🌿 Organic Coriander Seeds (Sabut Dhania) – Fresh, Premium Quality & Naturally Aromatic | Rasa.pk

Experience the authentic aroma and warm flavour of premium Organic Coriander Seeds, botanically known as Coriandrum sativum. Carefully selected whole coriander seeds feature a naturally round, ridged appearance, fresh fragrance and mildly citrusy, earthy flavour.

✨ Product Highlights:

  • 🌱 Botanical Name: Coriandrum sativum
  • 🍃 Common Name: Coriander Seeds
  • 🏷️ Urdu Name: ثابت دھنیا
  • 🌿 Product Form: Whole dried coriander
  • 🌸 Aroma: Fresh, warm and naturally aromatic
  • 🍂 Flavour: Mildly sweet, earthy and citrus-like
  • 🍽️ Ideal For: Curries, biryani, pulao and qorma
  • 🥒 Perfect For: Pickles, marinades and homemade spice blends
  • 🌶️ Suitable For: Freshly ground dhania powder and garam masala
  • ✨ Ingredient: Whole coriander seeds only, with no intentionally added ingredients unless declared

A timeless kitchen essential for authentic Pakistani cooking and flavourful homemade recipes.

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Use as a culinary ingredient. Consult a qualified professional before using concentrated herbal preparations.

Price range: ₨200.00 through ₨900.00

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Available Packing

Spice Weight100 Grms, 200 Grm, 500 Grms
FormPowder, Whole

✨ Discover the Authentic Aroma of Premium Coriander Seeds

Bring the timeless fragrance of traditional spices into your kitchen with Rasa.pk Organic Coriander Seeds (Sabut Dhania) – a versatile culinary ingredient appreciated for its warm, mildly citrusy aroma, delicate earthy flavour and distinctive natural character.

Known as Sabut Dhania (ثابت دھنیا) in Pakistan, coriander seeds are the dried fruits of the coriander plant, botanically known as Coriandrum sativum. They are an essential ingredient in Pakistani, Indian, Middle Eastern and international cuisines.

Our coriander seeds are presented as a carefully selected spice for customers who appreciate freshness, natural aroma and authentic culinary ingredients. Their characteristic round shape, subtle ridges and warm fragrance make them an excellent choice for everyday cooking and homemade spice preparations.

Whether you are preparing traditional chicken curry, qorma, biryani, daal, achar, homemade garam masala or freshly ground dhania powder, coriander seeds add a distinctive flavour and aromatic depth to your recipes.

🌱 Fresh Aroma | Authentic Flavour | Traditional Culinary Excellence

At Rasa.pk, we believe that great cooking begins with carefully selected ingredients.

⭐ Product Highlights

FeatureDescription
Product NameOrganic Coriander Seeds
Common NameCoriander Seeds
Local NameSabut Dhania
Urdu Nameثابت دھنیا
Botanical NameCoriandrum sativum
Plant FamilyApiaceae
Product PartDried Fruits (Commonly Called Seeds)
Product FormWhole Coriander Seeds
AppearanceSmall, round, naturally ridged seeds
ColourLight greenish, yellowish-brown to pale brown
AromaFresh, warm, mildly citrusy and aromatic
FlavourEarthy, slightly sweet and gently citrus-like
Main IngredientWhole Coriander Seeds
Added IngredientsNone intentionally added, unless declared
Artificial ColoursNone intentionally added, if verified
Artificial FlavoursNone intentionally added, if verified
PreservativesNone intentionally added, if verified
Culinary UsesCurries, rice, spice blends, pickles and marinades
StorageCool, dry and airtight

🌿 What Are Coriander Seeds?

Coriander is an aromatic annual herb belonging to the Apiaceae family, which also includes cumin, fennel, parsley and carrots.

Its botanical name is Coriandrum sativum. The plant produces delicate green leaves and small white or pale pink flowers, followed by round fruits that are harvested and dried for use as coriander seeds.

Although commonly called seeds in cooking and trade, these round structures are botanically dried fruits containing the seeds.

Coriander has a long culinary history across South Asia, the Middle East, Europe and other regions. It is particularly important in Pakistani kitchens, where whole and ground coriander are used in everyday spice preparations.

🔬 Botanical Profile

Botanical FeatureDescription
Botanical NameCoriandrum sativum
Common NameCoriander
Urdu Nameدھنیا
Local NameSabut Dhania
Hindi NameDhaniya
Plant FamilyApiaceae
Plant TypeAnnual aromatic herb
Product PartDried fruits
Harvesting StageMature fruits
Product FormWhole dried coriander
ShapeRound or nearly spherical
SurfaceNaturally ridged
ColourGreenish-yellow to light brown
AromaWarm, fresh and citrus-like
FlavourMildly sweet, earthy and aromatic

🌱 Premium Quality and Natural Characteristics

Good-quality coriander seeds are valued for their freshness, aroma, cleanliness and characteristic appearance.

Quality CharacteristicDescription
AppearanceWhole, round and naturally ridged
ColourNatural pale greenish to yellowish-brown shades
AromaPleasant, fresh and distinctive
TextureDry and firm
CleanlinessShould be free from excessive dust and foreign matter
ConditionProperly dried and free from visible mould
Seed IntegrityMinimal broken or crushed material
FreshnessRetains its characteristic natural fragrance

Quality Tip: Whole coriander seeds generally retain their aromatic character better than ground coriander when stored correctly. For the freshest flavour, grind only the quantity required for your recipe.

🌸 Natural Aroma and Flavour Profile

Coriander seeds are appreciated for their balanced fragrance. Unlike some intensely pungent spices, coriander has a comparatively gentle, warm and rounded flavour.

Its flavour profile can be described through the following characteristics:

Sensory CharacteristicDescription
Primary AromaFresh and warm
Secondary AromaMildly citrus-like
FlavourEarthy and slightly sweet
AftertasteGentle and aromatic
TextureFirm when whole; fine when ground
Cooking CharacterDevelops a deeper aroma when lightly toasted

Coriander contains naturally occurring aromatic compounds, including linalool, which contributes to its characteristic fragrance.

🧪 Naturally Occurring Constituents

Natural ConstituentGeneral Description
LinaloolAn important aromatic constituent associated with coriander’s characteristic fragrance
TerpenesNaturally occurring compounds contributing to the aroma
Other Volatile CompoundsContribute to its overall sensory profile
Natural Plant OilsPresent in the dried fruits
Dietary FibreNaturally present in the whole spice

The precise composition varies according to variety, growing conditions, harvesting, drying and storage. Exact concentrations require laboratory analysis.

🍽️ Culinary Uses of Organic Coriander Seeds

Coriander seeds are among the most versatile spices in traditional cooking. They can be used whole, lightly roasted, crushed or freshly ground.

Food CategoryCulinary Application
Chicken CurryAdds warm, balanced spice flavour
Beef and Mutton CurryComplements rich traditional gravies
BiryaniAdds aromatic depth to whole-spice combinations
PulaoSuitable for fragrant rice preparations
QormaA classic ingredient in traditional spice blends
DaalEnhances the flavour of lentil dishes
VegetablesSuitable for potato, cauliflower and mixed vegetable recipes
NihariUsed in selected traditional spice formulations
YakhniCan be included in aromatic stock preparations
Garam MasalaAn important ingredient in many formulations
AcharUsed in traditional pickle spice mixtures
ChutneysAdds a distinctive aromatic flavour
MarinadesSuitable for chicken, meat and vegetable marinades
SoupsAdds a mild, warm spice note
BakingCan be used in selected savoury breads and crackers
Homemade MasalaIdeal for freshly prepared spice blends

👩‍🍳 Delicious Recipes with Rasa.pk Coriander Seeds

1. 🍗 Traditional Pakistani Chicken Curry

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Chicken500 g
Coriander Seeds1 tablespoon, ground
Cumin Seeds1 teaspoon
Onion2 medium
Tomatoes2 medium
Ginger-Garlic Paste1 tablespoon
Red Chilli PowderTo taste
Turmeric Powder½ teaspoon
Yoghurt½ cup
Cooking OilAs required
Fresh Coriander LeavesFor garnish
SaltTo taste

Preparation

  1. Lightly roast the coriander seeds in a dry pan until fragrant.
  2. Allow them to cool and grind into a coarse or fine powder.
  3. Heat oil in a cooking pot and add sliced onions.
  4. Cook until golden.
  5. Add ginger-garlic paste and chicken.
  6. Add tomatoes, yoghurt, turmeric, chilli powder and salt.
  7. Mix thoroughly and cook until the chicken is tender.
  8. Add freshly ground coriander.
  9. Simmer until the gravy reaches your preferred consistency.
  10. Garnish with fresh coriander leaves and serve with roti or rice.

2. 🍚 Aromatic Pakistani Pulao

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Basmati Rice2 cups
Chicken400–500 g
Whole Coriander Seeds1 teaspoon
Cumin Seeds1 teaspoon
Black Peppercorns½ teaspoon
Green Cardamom3 pods
Cinnamon1 small piece
Bay Leaf1
Onion1 medium
Ginger-Garlic Paste1 tablespoon
Water or StockAs required
SaltTo taste

Preparation

  1. Wash and soak the rice for approximately 20 minutes.
  2. Heat oil or ghee in a pot.
  3. Add coriander seeds, cumin, peppercorns, cardamom, cinnamon and bay leaf.
  4. Stir gently until fragrant.
  5. Add onions and cook until golden.
  6. Add chicken and ginger-garlic paste.
  7. Cook briefly before adding water or stock.
  8. Add salt and cook until the chicken is nearly tender.
  9. Add the soaked rice.
  10. Cook until the rice is tender and the liquid has been absorbed.
  11. Serve hot with salad and raita.

3. 🌶️ Homemade Coriander Powder (Dhania Powder)

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Whole Coriander Seeds1 cup

Preparation

  1. Carefully inspect the coriander seeds and remove any foreign matter.
  2. Place the seeds in a dry pan.
  3. Roast gently over low heat, stirring continuously.
  4. Remove from heat once the aroma becomes noticeable.
  5. Allow the seeds to cool completely.
  6. Grind into a fine powder.
  7. Store in a clean, airtight container.

Tip: Avoid excessive roasting, as overheating may affect the natural aroma and flavour.

4. 🥒 Traditional Homemade Pickle Spice Mix

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Coriander Seeds2 tablespoons
Fennel Seeds2 tablespoons
Mustard Seeds1 tablespoon
Nigella Seeds1 teaspoon
Fenugreek Seeds1 teaspoon
Cumin Seeds1 teaspoon
Red Chilli PowderTo taste
Turmeric Powder½ teaspoon
SaltTo taste

Preparation

  1. Lightly roast coriander and fennel seeds separately.
  2. Allow them to cool.
  3. Coarsely crush the seeds.
  4. Combine with the remaining spices.
  5. Mix thoroughly.
  6. Use in your preferred tested pickle recipe.

Food Safety Note: Follow a reliable food-preservation recipe with appropriate acidity, hygiene and storage conditions.

5. 🍵 Aromatic Coriander and Fennel Infusion

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Water2 cups
Whole Coriander Seeds½ teaspoon
Fennel Seeds½ teaspoon
Cinnamon1 small piece
Fresh Ginger1–2 thin slices
HoneyOptional

Preparation

  1. Add water to a saucepan.
  2. Add coriander seeds, fennel seeds, cinnamon and ginger.
  3. Bring to a gentle boil.
  4. Simmer for approximately 5 minutes.
  5. Strain into a cup.
  6. Add honey if desired.
  7. Serve warm.

Serving Note: This is a culinary infusion recipe, not a therapeutic preparation or medicinal dosage recommendation.

6. 🥔 Traditional Coriander Potato Masala

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Potatoes3 medium
Coriander Seeds1 tablespoon, coarsely ground
Cumin Seeds½ teaspoon
Turmeric Powder¼ teaspoon
Red Chilli PowderTo taste
Green Chillies2
Fresh Coriander LeavesFor garnish
Cooking OilAs required
SaltTo taste

Preparation

  1. Boil and cut the potatoes into pieces.
  2. Heat oil in a pan.
  3. Add cumin seeds.
  4. Add the ground coriander and remaining spices.
  5. Add the potatoes and mix gently.
  6. Cook until the potatoes are coated with the spice mixture.
  7. Garnish with fresh coriander leaves.
  8. Serve with roti or paratha.

7. 🌿 Homemade Garam Masala

Ingredients

IngredientQuantity
Coriander Seeds½ cup
Cumin Seeds2 tablespoons
Black Peppercorns1 tablespoon
Green Cardamom1 tablespoon
Black Cardamom2 pods
Cinnamon2 small pieces
Cloves1 teaspoon
Bay Leaves2
Fennel Seeds1 tablespoon
NutmegA small piece

Preparation

  1. Clean and inspect all the spices.
  2. Dry-roast suitable whole spices separately over low heat.
  3. Allow them to cool completely.
  4. Grind into a fine or medium powder.
  5. Sieve if a smoother consistency is preferred.
  6. Store in an airtight jar.
  7. Use in qorma, curries, biryani and other traditional dishes.

📊 Nutritional Profile of Coriander Seeds

Whole coriander seeds contain naturally occurring carbohydrates, dietary fibre, protein, fats and various minerals.

The following figures are approximate general food-composition reference values for dried coriander seeds per 100 g. They are not laboratory-tested results for the specific Rasa.pk product batch.

Nutritional ComponentApproximate Value per 100 g
Energy298 kcal
Protein12.4 g
Total Carbohydrates54.99 g
Total Fat17.77 g
Dietary Fibre41.9 g
Calcium709 mg
Iron16.3 mg
Magnesium330 mg
Phosphorus409 mg
Potassium1,267 mg
Sodium35 mg
Zinc4.7 mg

Nutrition Disclaimer: Values are approximate reference figures for dried coriander seeds and may differ between food-composition databases and actual samples. They should not be treated as verified nutrition values for this particular product. A laboratory analysis is required for a product-specific nutrition declaration.

📌 Nutritional Components – General Food Information

ComponentGeneral Food Description
Dietary FibreNaturally present in whole coriander seeds
ProteinContributes to the overall nutritional composition
CarbohydratesForm part of the seed’s natural food composition
Natural OilsContribute to the seed’s characteristic flavour and aroma
CalciumA naturally occurring mineral
IronA naturally occurring mineral
MagnesiumA naturally occurring mineral
PotassiumA naturally occurring mineral
ZincA naturally occurring mineral

These are nutritional composition descriptions, not claims that this product prevents, treats or cures any health condition.

🌿 Ingredient and Product Composition

Ingredient / AttributeDetails
Main IngredientWhole coriander seeds
Botanical SourceCoriandrum sativum
Additional IngredientsNone intentionally added, unless declared
Added SugarNone intentionally added, unless declared
Artificial ColoursNone intentionally added, if verified
Artificial FlavoursNone intentionally added, if verified
PreservativesNone intentionally added, if verified
Product FormWhole dried coriander fruits
ProcessingCleaning and drying, as applicable
PackagingFood-grade sealed packaging

🌱 Whole Coriander Seeds vs Ground Coriander

FeatureWhole CorianderGround Coriander
AppearanceSmall round dried fruitsFine or coarse powder
AromaReleased when crushed or heatedImmediately noticeable
FlavourDevelops during cookingDistributes easily through food
Best UsesRice, curries, pickles and infusionsGravies, marinades and spice blends
StorageGenerally retains aroma longerAroma may fade more quickly
ConvenienceRequires grinding or crushingReady to use
RecommendationIdeal for fresh grindingIdeal for everyday quick cooking

Our Recommendation: Keep coriander seeds whole and grind them shortly before cooking for a fresh, aromatic spice experience.

🌾 Fresh Coriander Leaves vs Coriander Seeds

Both come from the same plant, but they have different culinary characteristics.

FeatureCoriander LeavesCoriander Seeds
Urdu NameHara DhaniaSabut Dhania
Product PartFresh leaves and stemsDried fruits
ColourGreenGreenish-yellow to brown
AromaFresh, leafy and citrus-likeWarm, sweet and aromatic
FlavourFresh and herbaceousEarthy, warm and mildly citrusy
Main UsesGarnishing, chutneys and saladsCurries, spice blends and pickles
StorageRefrigerated and used freshAirtight, cool and dry storage

⚠️ Important Cautions and Responsible Use

Coriander seeds are commonly used as a culinary spice. However, concentrated extracts and specialised herbal preparations are different from ordinary food use.

Please observe the following precautions:

  • Culinary Use: Use coriander seeds in normal recipe quantities.
  • Herbal Preparations: Do not use coriander seeds as a specialised herbal preparation without consulting a qualified herbalist or appropriately licensed healthcare professional.
  • Dosage: No medicinal dosage is recommended for this food product. Any specialised use should be assessed by a qualified professional.
  • Pregnancy: Consult your healthcare professional before using concentrated coriander preparations or supplements. Ordinary culinary use is a different exposure.
  • Breastfeeding: Seek professional advice before using concentrated preparations.
  • Children: Avoid giving concentrated herbal preparations to children without professional guidance.
  • Allergies: Avoid coriander if you have a known allergy or sensitivity to coriander or related plants.
  • Prescription Medicines: Consult your doctor or pharmacist before combining concentrated herbal preparations with medicines.
  • Sensitive Digestion: Excessive quantities may cause discomfort in some individuals.
  • Product Quality: Do not consume seeds showing mould, dampness, insect infestation or unusual odour.
  • Unexpected Reactions: Stop use and seek appropriate medical advice if an unexpected reaction occurs.
  • Medical Treatment: Do not replace prescribed medical treatment with spices or herbal preparations.

Important: Rasa.pk presents coriander seeds as a culinary spice and food ingredient, not as a medicine or treatment for any health condition.

📦 Storage Instructions

Proper storage helps maintain the natural fragrance, texture and quality of coriander seeds.

  1. Store in a clean, dry and airtight container.
  2. Keep away from direct sunlight.
  3. Protect from moisture and humidity.
  4. Avoid exposure to steam and water.
  5. Always use a clean, dry spoon.
  6. Reseal the packaging after every use.
  7. Keep away from insects, dust and contaminants.
  8. Avoid placing the container near a stove or other heat source.
  9. Grind only the quantity required for immediate use.

Storage Tip: Whole coriander seeds generally retain their characteristic aroma longer than ground coriander when protected from air, heat and moisture.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is coriander called in Urdu?

Coriander seeds are called Sabut Dhania (ثابت دھنیا) in Urdu.

Q2. What is the botanical name of coriander?

The botanical name is Coriandrum sativum.

Q3. Are coriander seeds and dhania powder the same?

They come from the same plant. Dhania powder is produced by grinding dried coriander fruits.

Q4. What do coriander seeds taste like?

They have a warm, mildly sweet, earthy and slightly citrus-like flavour.

Q5. Can coriander seeds be used in biryani?

Yes. Whole coriander seeds can be used in selected whole-spice combinations for biryani and pulao.

Q6. Can I make coriander powder at home?

Yes. Lightly roast the seeds, allow them to cool and grind them using a clean spice grinder.

Q7. Why should coriander seeds be stored whole?

Whole seeds generally retain their characteristic aroma longer than ground coriander when stored correctly.

Q8. Can coriander seeds be used in pickles?

Yes. They are a traditional ingredient in many homemade pickle spice mixtures.

Q9. Can coriander seeds be added to tea?

Yes. A small quantity can be used in culinary infusions with fennel, cinnamon or ginger.

Q10. What is the difference between greenish and brown coriander seeds?

Natural colour can vary according to variety, maturity, harvesting and drying. Colour alone does not establish freshness, purity or quality.

Q11. Are coriander seeds used in garam masala?

Yes. Coriander is an important ingredient in many traditional garam masala formulations.

Q12. Are coriander seeds the same as fresh coriander leaves?

No. Both come from the same plant, but seeds and leaves have different aromas, flavours and culinary applications.

Q13. Is this product certified organic?

Please refer to the product packaging and applicable certification or supplier documentation. Organic status should only be claimed when supported by appropriate evidence.

💚 Why Choose Rasa.pk Organic Coriander Seeds?

At Rasa.pk, we believe that authentic ingredients and thoughtful selection make everyday cooking more enjoyable.

🌿 Carefully Selected Spice: A versatile ingredient for everyday kitchens.

🌸 Natural Aromatic Character: Warm, fresh and mildly citrus-like fragrance.

🍽️ Versatile Culinary Ingredient: Suitable for curries, biryani, pulao, qorma, daal and pickles.

✨ Traditional Culinary Heritage: An essential spice in Pakistani and international cuisines.

🌱 Whole Spice Format: Ideal for roasting, crushing and freshly grinding.

📦 Quality-Focused Presentation: Attention to product cleanliness, packaging and storage.

❤️ Our Philosophy: Pure, natural and authentic ingredients for everyday living.

Bring the distinctive aroma of traditional coriander into your kitchen with Rasa.pk.

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📋 Complete Product Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product TitleOrganic Coriander Seeds
Common NameCoriander
Local NameSabut Dhania
Urdu Nameثابت دھنیا
Botanical NameCoriandrum sativum
Plant FamilyApiaceae
Product PartDried Fruits
Product FormWhole Coriander
AppearanceRound, naturally ridged
ColourGreenish-yellow to pale brown
AromaFresh, warm and mildly citrusy
FlavourEarthy, mildly sweet and aromatic
Main IngredientWhole Coriander Seeds
Added IngredientsNone intentionally added, unless declared
Organic StatusSubject to supporting documentation
ProcessingCleaning and drying, as applicable
Country of OriginAdd verified supplier information
Available WeightsAdd confirmed product variations
StorageCool, dry and airtight
Best BeforeAs stated on packaging

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